H-shaped steel

H-shaped steel are structural steel sections with a cross-section resembling the uppercase letter "H." Due to their balanced structure, they offer the highest load-bearing capacity among all structural steel shapes. They are commonly used in general structural applications, welded structures, and construction projects such as pre-engineered buildings, shipbuilding, and bridge/road infrastructure.

Advantages:

- Thanks to their balanced structure, H-shaped steel offer superior load-bearing capacity compared to other structural steel shapes, ensuring high safety in construction. They also possess inherent advantages such as:
- High durability, sturdiness, and excellent load-bearing performance.
- A wide range of sizes to meet diverse project requirements.
- Quick and easy installation and maintenance, with low maintenance costs.
- H-shaped steel feature widely spaced top and bottom flanges and a thicker, heavier web compared to I-shaped steel (a key factor contributing to their superior load-bearing capacity).

Applications: Due to their balanced, solid, and durable structure, H-beams are widely used across various sectors, including:

- Bridge and road construction (particularly for steel bridges).
- Weighbridge construction.
- Pre-engineered steel building construction.
- Warehouse racking and storage system design.
- Television tower structures.

H-shaped steel Price List – H-shaped steel Quotation:

- H-shaped steel supplied by Duc Kien Steel come with clear origins and full CO/CQ (Certificate of Origin/Quality) documentation from the manufacturer.
- Free delivery to the construction site for bulk orders.
- Prices are negotiable based on order volume; discounts range from 200 to 400 VND/kg.
- Custom cutting services available upon request.
- Referral commissions are always available. Structure and dimensions of H-shaped steel:

+ Standard lengths for an H-shaped steel are 6m or 12m.
+ Web height ranges from 100mm to 900mm.
+ Flange width ranges from 50mm to 400mm.

H-shaped steel specifications are indicated by the following symbols:

+ Web height: H
+ Flange width: B
+ Web thickness: t1
+ Flange thickness: t2

For example, an H-shaped steel designated as (100 x 100 x 6 x 8mm) is interpreted as follows:
+ The web has a height of 100mm and a thickness of 6mm.
+ The flange has a width of 100mm and a thickness of 8mm.